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Earlier this year, Smithsonian Global debuted "The Heartbeat," a film featuring a collaborative research project, called the Salmon and People Project, by Kachemak Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve and the Smithsonian Environmental Research Center. The video will stream as part the Earth Optimism Digital Summit film festival on April 22 (airing during the 4 p.m. AKDT block).

Biology alumna Dr. Reem Sheikh has raised around $18,000 to alleviate personal protective equipment shortages at the East Harlem hospital where she serves as an attending physician.

Information regarding the four Provost search finalists is now available. Additional information including a pre-recorded presentation from each candidate will be available by April 24. All current information regarding the search will be posted on the Chancellor's website, under "UAA Leadership Recruitments."

...Doing Good! is a weekly profile showcasing how UAA student clubs and organizations support the community. This week's feature shines a spotlight on the UAA chapter of the Academy of Developmental Medicine and Dentistry (AADMD).

As Zoom security has been prevalent in the news, we want to make sure that everyone is aware not only of best practices related to security working remotely but also using video conferencing platforms like Zoom.

Junland Navarro works as the Therapeutic Lab Coordinator in the Health, Physical Education & Recreation Department. Junland single-handedly negotiated a contract with an outside vendor for emergency responders, which not only facilitated community relations but also positively affected his department’s budget.

If you have purchased a parking permit for the 2019-2020 academic year or 2020 spring semester, you may be eligible to receive a partial refund for your spring parking permit due to COVID-19.

"Ask a UAA Expert" shares faculty expertise relevant to what we're experiencing with COVID-19. Recent video segments address cultural impacts of pandemics, COVID-19 risks to older adults, media coverage of the pandemic, health messaging and more.

Did you know that clutter and disorganization can add stress to your life? When we are not organized, we waste precious time and create chaos in our lives. You can minimize the stress and maximize the tranquility that comes from putting everything in its place. Learn practical strategies to get on the path to a calmer surrounding.

I wanted to check in to see how you are doing, what worked well for you this semester, and where we need to improve for the summer 2020 sessions. Please take 8-10 minutes to complete a survey so our faculty, advisors, and IT staff know what you need to succeed going forward.